Schools
Yearbooks, Gowns And Gifts For Seaford Seniors
Each senior received his or her cap and gown, yearbook, poster from the senior parade and a gift from senior class advisers.
Press release from Syntax:
June 25, 2020
Seniors showed up at Seaford High School empty-handed on June 22 and left with their arms of full goodies, bringing a little sense of normalcy after the last three months of school were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Find out what's happening in Wantagh-Seafordfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
To keep gatherings small and to ensure social distancing, students were assigned one of three times slots to visit the school. They walked up to designated classroom windows where administrators and teachers were waiting on the other side to hand over bags of items. Each senior received his or her cap and gown, yearbook, poster from the senior parade and a gift from senior class advisers Kim Flood and Shari Raduazzo – a card and a green Seaford High School Class of 2020 keychain.
Nearby, Seaford Middle School English teacher Susan Steinberg had a table set up with a pile of papers and sneaker boxes. When students were in seventh grade, they wrote letters to their future selves, which Ms. Steinberg kept and returned to them along with time capsule boxes they created.
Find out what's happening in Wantagh-Seafordfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Representatives from the PTSA were also on hand to provide each senior with a gift box that included a Seaford Class of 2020 facemask, pen, graduation cap squeezable stress reliever and gift card to local ice cream shop Spoons.
This press release was produced by Syntax. The views expressed here are the author's own.
